AMAZON are stepping up their safety measures after an unspecified number of workers tested positive for COVID-19 at their fulfilment centre in Dunfermline. The company confirmed yesterday (Wednesday) that some staff are self-isolating and they re doing all they can to limit any spread of the virus. A member of staff, who asked to remain anonymous, contacted the Press at the weekend and claimed at least six workers in the last few days have tested positive . They added: I m sure NHS Fife will confirm this. I haven t heard or seen anything mentioned about it so wonder if it s being kept quiet.
Concern over Covid-19 levels in wastewater leads to new mobile testing site in Cupar
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Concern over Covid-19 levels in wastewater leads to new mobile testing site in Cupar
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The facility at the Chapel Neighbourhood Centre is in addition to the one at the Glebe Centre.
A centre is also open at the Maxwell Centre in Cowdenbeath.
The centres offer testing for members of the public who have no symptoms but could be infectious. It also provides support to anyone who tests positive, with access to different financial support alongside practical measures, such as food packages.
Josie Murray, NHS Fife consultant in public health and health protection clinical lead, said: We’re basing the locations of our community testing sites on the latest data we have, allowing us to focus on targeted local areas which would benefit most from having access to testing for short periods of time.